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Alford D Sayer

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Alford D Sayer

Birth
Middlebury Township, Elkhart County, Indiana, USA
Death
30 Sep 1927 (aged 79)
Chisago County, Minnesota, USA
Burial
Harris, Chisago County, Minnesota, USA Add to Map
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"The Taylors Falls Journal of 2-Apr-1880 reports that A. D. and J. D. Sayers bought in 1870, 560 acres of land near Harris Station, for which they paid $2,000 in cash. Three hundred acres were in meadow. They had 8 horses and 40 head of cattle and a house 40 x 60 feet. The value of their farm was no less than $10,000.

Daughter Alura (Lou) talked fondly of the big house with 14 rooms and 12 foot ceilings. For Lou, life was busy and frivolous in the late 1880's. She said that Pine City was the center of social activity for the young. 'We went there a lot to go to the dances. We even went to a dance there on a freight train once, or we would take a slower trip in a hay wagon. We used to dance until 3 a.m. and sometimes take the 5 a.m. train home from Pine City.'

Lou resided at Green Acres Care Center during the last 15 years of her life and remained sharp and cynical until her passing in 1979, which was three months before her 100th birthday."
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SOURCE: The People of Chisago County - 19th Century by Earl W Leaf, Book 6, Page 17, an uncirculated work printed in 2011.

MN Death Index record:
SAYER, ALFRED D
Date of Birth: NA
Place of Birth: NA
Mother Maiden Name: NA
CERTID# 1927-MN-002440
Date of Death: 30 SEP 1927
County of Death: CHISAGO
"The Taylors Falls Journal of 2-Apr-1880 reports that A. D. and J. D. Sayers bought in 1870, 560 acres of land near Harris Station, for which they paid $2,000 in cash. Three hundred acres were in meadow. They had 8 horses and 40 head of cattle and a house 40 x 60 feet. The value of their farm was no less than $10,000.

Daughter Alura (Lou) talked fondly of the big house with 14 rooms and 12 foot ceilings. For Lou, life was busy and frivolous in the late 1880's. She said that Pine City was the center of social activity for the young. 'We went there a lot to go to the dances. We even went to a dance there on a freight train once, or we would take a slower trip in a hay wagon. We used to dance until 3 a.m. and sometimes take the 5 a.m. train home from Pine City.'

Lou resided at Green Acres Care Center during the last 15 years of her life and remained sharp and cynical until her passing in 1979, which was three months before her 100th birthday."
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SOURCE: The People of Chisago County - 19th Century by Earl W Leaf, Book 6, Page 17, an uncirculated work printed in 2011.

MN Death Index record:
SAYER, ALFRED D
Date of Birth: NA
Place of Birth: NA
Mother Maiden Name: NA
CERTID# 1927-MN-002440
Date of Death: 30 SEP 1927
County of Death: CHISAGO


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